Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-10
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ter being dressed. The cold snap did not
seem to materially effect that steer.
We learn that the river and barber bill
shared the same fate with the annexation
bill President Cleveland thinks we of the
northwest are progressing too fast ,and it be.
comes necessary to clip our wings by the
power Of q veto.
Geo. Meister, Sr, formerly a business
man OF this city, but now OF Seattle. arrived |
from the latter place by Sundays steamer.
He will remain about one month, looking
after his interest in this section. He says
Seattle is booming at present.
: t,icket veto is the most unsatisfactory
! 'f a! vetoes, because no reason is assigned to
the friends of the b,lt for such veto, and no
defects, if any, are made apparent to friends
| or foes of the bill. 1t is assassination With |
no warning or chance to defend.
A telegram from Washington of the 7th |
inst states that Delegate Voorhees, will |
| remain two or three more weeks in the |
city and then leave for Washington Terri |
tory. His intention is to spend the sum.
mer quietly at home in Cofax.
| Aaron Binnard departed this week for
Palouse City. Before returning he will |
make trip to Portland and San Francisco, |
and probably to the eastern cities for the |
purpose of purchasing fnil stock of gents
furnishing goods for his new establishment. |
1t is reported that Indian Webb Tesla.
ment lost upwards of one hundred head
Of cattle in consequence of the recent cold
snap. A party from this city on Wcbb's
cattle range on Saturday last, says that he
counted nlnety.eight dead cattle belonging
to Webb.
The steamer Almota Capt. Baughman
at the helm-made her first trip since the
suspension, on Thursday last The steamer
will arrive and depart on the same days as
heretofore arriving Sundays aud Thurs.
days, and departing Mondays aud Fridays
at o'clock p, M.
A letter to us from DR.. F. J. Boston, of
the oath ult., wishes us to state to his pat
IONS that he will be in Lewiston on the 18th
OF April. In the same letter no says that
on Feb. 10th, there was four and half feet
of snow in Main, and the mercury registered
49, below zero.
The telephone announced that FIRE oc.
Cured in Walla Walla ON the isht Of the
!, ! 7th, burning two whole blocks on Main
street. commencing near the Slime House.
No other particulars we've received. We
have the Union issued on the morning Of
, the Sth, but says nothing about it.
Our Amateur Theatrical company will
produce their play "Above the Clouds" on
Thursday evening next, March II. The
I Ill arllad IN thar ro.nsct;ve n.rt. ana
tha ncrform.ncs !. exnectad 70 bs frat cl.ss
RI. 49, ,,-ocso,,s r,;if m ~ the T.w;stor
: has. hand fnnd o.
n The case of James Townsend, who was ar.
rested last week for passing counterfeit
money, occupied the attention OF Justice
m;ttsd M,ndav NOON withont .ronmsnt
IN Tne.dav m0r,;nC tho court dec;dsd that
n ~. rr;sncsr oma;th ~. .ct;on NJ ths
!. nsni ,rr,, i, ~ am, ~ saNo hord II.
II ave hall .rd vss re,sa.sd
!. e"'o "AN
The class exhibition given by the Junior'
n at the Collegiate Institute on Friday even
v ing last was greeted with crowded audi
euce, standing room barely being obtain
!. able. Your reporter did not witness tn
- entire entertainment, but what we saw, wa
good. Miss Zoe Marsllliots essay cnosinf
). vmu .a n was r.rsfnllv n, ersrea cam
!. t.;n;r', ha.rt;f,I ,sncuaae vail ernres.ed
snd tI 10 n";nt and reed 70 her attentiv,
anJ;sncs in . most nie.s;no manner.
1t
n CLosED.-The Delmonico restaurant ha
been closed and the business discontinued
=, Those desiring to avail themselves OF bar
:. :. gains in fine slverware. such as castors
pickle stands, Roger Bros. knives, forks
tea and table spoons. or fine dinner tabl
At cloths. napkins, glass and porcelain dishes
n. mirrors. pictures, tables, chairs, carpets
oil ciotn rugs SNOW cases, nea''ne scse.
I'd othsr s,t;cias n.cfni and ORNAMENTAL. can &c
40 cnrs oood hsroains nv calling on M. ]
Grasn hura
y Hazen Squier who has faithfully and EN-
=" GENTLY filled the position ct clerk for tn
first Judicial district OF Idaho for man
u years past, has resigned from Once
nd and Fred +. Lucas, formerly deputy CLERK
residing at Murray, Idaho, has been appoin
ted to fill the vacancy. 1t is with deep r.
&c. greet that the legal fraternity and peopi
TO generally OF North Idaho. see such trus'
worthy official as Mr.. Squier has prove
=. m n,," .,a a. sor - 'I"doa Norman Bncl
ne nIi" 49, ~ S.nntv c,srL for Nez Perce CO
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he The pains of suspense endured by vel
". few, between the trials OF the annexatie
X. bill in the senate and the news OF congre
,w adjourning while bill in the pocket OF II
II president, were quite excrutiating II
II fears Of the enforcement OF the high iicens
;" the Sunday law, and the woman sutiral
IN law of Washington Territory, made the